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Vote for City Year to present at SXSW EDU 2021

SXSW EDU 2021 City Year

Vote to help City Year win a spot at SXSW EDU!

SXSW EDU, one of the biggest education conferences of the year, is allowing the public to vote NOW on the panelists it will present in 2021!

Help City Year secure an opportunity to share about the role of AmeriCorps members as student success coaches, how they’re supporting students and teachers during COVID-19 disruptions, and the potential impact of expanding the student success coach model to more schools.

Votes make up about 30% of SXSW’s decision about panels, so please show your support. Your colleagues and our partners are counting on you! We’d like to repeat last year’s success, when your votes helped City Year win a coveted spot for the first time ever to present a panel at SXSW EDU!

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Learn more about City Year’s emphasis on social emotional learning to support positive academic outcomes.

Here’s how to vote:

Step 1: If you don’t already have a SXSW account already, register with SXSW. (If you don’t see the SXSW confirmation email after a minute or two, check your spam or junk folder.) If you already have an account, move on to step two.

Step 2: Sign into SXSW.

Now you’re ready to click on the link below to “vote up” City Year’s proposal before voting closes on Nov. 20!

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Thank you for your support!

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